Opinion
Guyanese are on the cusp of greatness with the new NCR/Coalition
Dear Editor, On Sunday June 30, 2024, the curtains came down on what can be described as one of the most organized, democratic and transparent political party congresses in the history of Guyana.
Bush Lot fire
Nothing is certain except death and taxes, Benjamin Franklin famously remarked, except that in Guyana fires should be added to his list.
This GBTI robbery account just doesn’t add up
Dear Editor, So it seems, from media accounts in the multi-million dollars robbery in the bank’s compound, the gate was not closed immediately by the guard, or no mention of an attempt to so do, after the manager entered the compound, thus allowing the bandits to enter.
Does the Jagdeo promised Hughes-Exxon inquiry reveal a vulnerability in his own government’s position?
Dear Editor, In a plot twist worthy of a telenovela, Guyana’s political landscape has turned into a veritable soap opera.
Options for voters to remove PPP becoming less important
Dear Editor, As I look at the reports and letters in the major newspapers in Guyana on the recently concluded congress of each of the two key opposition parties in the country, the PNCR and the AFC, it seems unlikely that either of these parties or a coalition of the two will be able to replace the PPP in government in 2025, despite claims against the government of corruption and mismanagement of the economy.
Building and strengthening a nexus between our UN climate proposals and oil production management
Dear Editor, As the saying goes, a bird in hand is worth more than two in the bush.
Passes in critical subject areas and spread of NGSA and CSEC results provide reasons to be optimistic
Dear Editor, It is good to know that our children are doing better at the NGSA in the two critical subjects of English Language and Mathematics.
Selflessness is not a part of our ethos
Dear Editor, As a military veteran, the word “patriot” is an intrinsic part of my daily life.
Politicians and oil
For the foreseeable future, Guyana and its people will be inextricably bound to the vagaries and pulsations of the oil and gas industry.
Politikles
Editorial’s cherry-picked scenarios were contrived to deny India’s successes in the last decade up to T20 World Cup 2024
Dear Editor, Your editorial, “Another stacked deck,” raised eyebrows as you insinuated that the Indian team had an unfair advantage in the recently concluded T20 World Cup.
Help & Shelter fully endorses Red Thread’s recommendations as outlined in their comments on the draft Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill 2024
Dear Editor, With reference to a letter titled “Our views on the draft Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill” published in Stabroek News on June 25th, 2024, by Red Thread and others with whom we have partnered and networked over the years, Help & Shelter wishes to register its full endorsement of the comments and recommendations outlined in the letter and the detailed feedback matrix in a Google document at https://bit.ly/3xcxHZ3.
CARICOM’s oldest pensioner feels ignored
Dear Editor, CARICOM recently celebrated its 50th Anniversary – July 1, 2024.
Perhaps it is time to have a poll on who will be the best opposition presidential candidate
Dear Editor, I have tremendous love and respect for Dr David Hinds and other officials in the WPA but it would be dishonest of me to say that the WPA can and will garner more votes than the AFC anytime and anywhere.
No urgency to acquire sanctions’ data
Dear Editor. Much ado was made by the delayed formal ruling of a judge.
Harbour bridge authorities’ must adhere to their own traffic management schedule
Dear Editor, I write this letter to raise a very disgusting, frustrating and annoying situation that has been occurring at the Demerara Harbour Bridge recently.
Rethinking what local content means
Dear Editor, I couldn’t help but imagine what a chutney singer’s lyrics would sound like, accompanied by some tassa drumming, as he or she pictures Nigel Hughes, leader of the Alliance For Change (AFC) and top-notch attorney, arguing that his law firm’s work with oil companies should fall under the Local Content Act.
Put your best horse, not your emotions, to win the race
Dear Editor, As a little boy, I spent many summer months at No 41 village WCB and walked to my great aunt at Rising Sun (Mary D’Aguiar) property now Rising Sun Horse Racing grounds.
Venezuelan election
This is the year for elections across the globe. The most important one is in the United States because its potential effects will be felt worldwide, but that is still a few months away.
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